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Three cigars from three different countries scored 93 points and they all bring a different yet satisfying smoking experience. We’re used to seeing cigars from Padrón’s pricier lines dominating the tasting sections, but here, the Padrón 6000 was one of the best performers. This Nicaraguan belicoso is part of Padrón’s core line, casually known as the “brown label,” and is far less expensive than cigars from any of Padrón’s commemorative series. An even better bargain is The Edge Corojo Torpedo from Rocky Patel. The Honduran cigar was always marketed as being rustic and affordable and stays true to its mission. If you’re willing to splurge, the new Cuban Romeo y Julieta Cupidos was made especially for La Casa del Habano shops and official Habanos Specialist retailers. NICARAGUA RING GAUGE: 52 LENGTH: 5…

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Cigar Aficionado (Digital) - 1 Issue, September/October 2024

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